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Old 05-15-2016, 11:56 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by mariaclaudia View Post
Thanks for answering, but, how? The only column type that i can use is Date type, and the dates formats are ddMMMyyyy and 3 more with the same values (d,M,Y). How can I set, by example, hh:mm:ss?

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As theducks said, the Date column is really a full timestamp. If you set the format for the column to something like
Code:
yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss
then you will see and be able to enter/modify the time.

Given your use case, you might also want to use the keyboard shortcut to set a date column to the current day/time. Edit the column (usually by positioning the cursor in the field and pressing F2 to edit) then press CTRL= (control + equals) to set the date to "now".
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